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Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19
LAST or THE saNOE mANIANs.
Only Sir Members Left of n Sect that
Fiourishsc 100 Years Ago,

Only Six Members Left of n Sect that
Fiourishsd 100 Years Ago.
NKw HAvES, Dec. 1s.-Reference was
made in the Newton Bee a few weeks ago
to an old S2ndemanisn church IN that viii
lsge. Many people supposed that there
was some mistake in the statement made.
thinking there had never been any of the
followers Of this religious belief in this
cCuntry.
Many of the well known families in the
vicinity OF Daab ury, Newton, and other
towns neighboring are defendants of men
whose religion IN life WAS Sandemanian-
Among them vas Samuel Tweedy, one
OF the founders of the hating industry, and
Nathaniel Bishop. Hitchcock's Dictionary
OF Religious Denominations contains the
following:
"Glassites, small and diminishing sect,
mostly in Scotland. so named from its
founder, John Glass. Also called In this
country Sandemanians, from Robert Sau-
deman, who Joined the sect in 1875, and by
his superior abilities added greatly to its
strength They are high Calyinists; have
weekly celebrations of the Lords Supper.
love fessts and . kiss of chatity. They
number less than 5000"
The last official leader of the sect in this
State was John Knapp. They have dwin
died down 20 less than q dozen. and now
have no regular place of worship. In the
last century they had meeting house ia
Piumtrees, Bethel, near where Hodges
mills now stand.
The last S2ndemanian ia Bethel was Isaac
Williams. Their servicee consisted Of read
ing aud explaining the Scriptures. religious
discussion and the sacrament, which took
the form of a good social meal after ser
vices Kindness was their principal char
arfartatrr
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19
THE NEW LEONARD BLOCK.
Another Commercial Monument of Besut
fu the valley City.

Another Commercial Monument of Beauty
in the Valley City.
On the site where The old gas works stood,
on Ottawa-st., now stands one of the finest
blocks in the city. The building was
commenced less than three months ago,
and is now almost completed. 1t is owned
by the Leonard Brothers. and is to be used
by them for their refrigerator factory.
The building is l23x66 feet, So stories
gh, besides basement Ii is built o old
brick and is a very handsome structure,
aud said TO be the highest building ia tie
city. The floors are all of one-inch dry
maple under which is q layer of asbestos,
between the floor and the false floor. This
makes IL go that TIRE cannot communicate
from one story to another. The steam pipes
are now being laid in the building for the
heating and 10000 feet of inch pipes will
be used. A large elevator with draw of
~ feet will be used for freight purposes.
The several floors are also accessible to
each other by means of stairways.
Two large dry kilns with capacity of
IA 600 feet of lumber each "a hours ARE now
being built in The rear of the building!
i6x42 engine, OF the Cooper & Corless
make will be USED for propelling The ma
chinery.
The Messrs. Leonard expect to occupy
the new building about Jan. Is. as the
lease of the building in which their factory
is located. expires Jan. /. The doors to
the new building were hung Saturday and
as the windows are all in the building is
uow entirely enc osel
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19
BLIHKYMORGAN
JAMES sosiNscN FOUND GUILTY.
fhs laird n urdsrxr coesietsd-fhe jury
Out fFoa Saturday atil sssdsy
Ansrsssa-Rhs Prts0 sE's sastsrs
Mzks DemS2skr@sisn-

RAyzSsA, O.. Dec. iS-For the third
time within t~o months the verdict Of
murder in tbs first degree has been render
ed ia the Criminal Court Of this county.
Janes Robinson. of Pitlsburg. Was found
guilty, as chzIged in the indictment against
him Together with "flinky" Morgan and
John C0azhlia, already coavics a. tne prls-
Cner kiilei Detective William H. Hulligans
OF Cleveland. last February. on train in
this place. RooinsOns ease was
given 10 the jury Saturday after
noon, but no vsrdlct was reached
until this afternoon. The court and OH
GERS were hastily summoned. and ct .
q clock Lns fste 0f kObigsou vas announced.
The prisoner received the news without any
display Of outward emotion bat MS two
sisters created a scene o. = great demon-
stration Of grief. This is the end Of one of
the greatest crimes ever commiteed in the
Western Reserve.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19

ST. PAUL. Mimi, Dec. ls.-The Roacer
Press publishes q statement Of the amount
OF wheat in city and country elevators, and
IN farmers hands In the northwest Ths
interesting fact revealed by this stasemsnt
is that the total wheat crop OF Minnesota
and DAKOTA will reach s5.0oO,0Oo bushels.
or nearly 10000. 600 more than the estimate
made a. the close Of harvest. It appears
that about t50O0.0oC bushels OF this hs,
been shipped and in transit. leaving 1900
600 In country elevators. and A.UOOo0 Ia
fsrm-rs' hands 10 coma forward The
statement shows that Minneapolis is
getting a much larger proportion OF ths
shipments this year than last.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19
THE BODIES BURIED
L.sT sTEs ovER The ANARCHISTS.
Essssrs ssar Hrsppsd Ia hsd fiss
B..<fsz tas kassraPtlsa. "A arrsh
EeE ehF'-&adrsssss -
Gags Bi4ak <ad Othsrs-

Csrc4so. Dse. ls.-Abous tso thou ssnd
people xathersa ia " Wsldkeial Cemetery,
ss~ milss from this city. this afternoon, %
witness the hnal cersm0ny over the bodies
sf The sxscuted anarchists. friends ard
rslzti0az. and representatives Of various
labor organizations. ~srs prsssnts clad IA
assp mourning. aud saorinE signs Of great
sFisE The easksts containing The bodies Of
fhs mea we're taksn from the
vault aud placed on . platform and
FOR tSo hours those present Ia tue
csmetery hiest past the open casksts and
took iook a. ths dead he caaksls wers
covered siIh no9ers. aud thai conlzlng the
BODY Of Fischer aas enclosed IN red
nAz bearing ths printed inscription,
-Hurrah for znarchy'" The faces Of tns
dead anarchists showed sigas OF dscomPosi-
lion.
Altar the ceremony Of EisEinz the re-
mains. hynans we're sung. and then al
dresses Nsrs made BY J. K. Buchanan, Capt.
W r. Black. Paul Gr0Ctkau ana Albert
Curing. The addresses we're Ia the usual
snarchisfie vssn. bet were not 70 any great
degree incendiarx. When the speeches
~srs nnished The caskets we're lowered into
one lafgs grave. which ~as securely closed
with . huge stOce. and tns assemoiage Dis
Oorsrd
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19
CLAIMS TnE FORTUNE.
rns xrria< Daughter Returns to Claim Her
Fsthsr's E,tafs-

sHARos. Pa, Dec. is-Dr. Edgar and his
vile we're among the wealthisst people OF
ths country twenty years ago, and lavished
great Affection on al only daughter. aoous
eighteen years Of age. suddenly 10 the
sstOnishment Of the fashionable circle IN
rhich she moved. the girl left ths parental
mansion. saying her father OF mother
would never see her again. Irue
20 her word they did not The
parents succumbed 10 their great
blow without even permitting ths commu-
nifty 90 Know the nature Of tie family skel-
et0n which caused the mysterious sepsr-
alton. Death soon removed from trouble
the krief-stricken couple. and after months
Of advertising for the lost neiress tae estate
Vas put up AZ administrator sale and con-
verted into cash. which. 10 the absence OF
The daughter. supposedly dead, drifted into
the hands Of distant relatives The latter
we're astoandsd recently by the reappear-
sncs. after twenty years absence, of
portiy, niddls-sged woman. who, with le-
gal assistance. established her identity IS
the Doctors daughter. Her Identification
va placed beyond doubt by . peculiarly
crippled hand
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19

While the guests were at dinner in Sweets
last evening they were stsrtled-undoubt-
edly some of the ladies were frightened -
by the fearful and piercing shrieks which
seemed to come from the kitchen. The
shrisks continued long and loud and for
8 while it seemed Sc though some one was
being murdered. The dining-room girls
and Landlord johnson hasiened to the
place where the noise was and discovered
one Of the girls in histories. She was as
oendiDg the stairs leading from the laundry
TO the Kitchen. half way up the stairs she
saw the form OF Chief Cook Williams clad
in white cap. apron and psnizloons. The
stairway YVES dark and she imagined that
be was an arrival from the dark unknown
world way beyond. IL required the assist
ance OF 4 physician to pscifF the poor girl
and bring her TO Der senses.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19
EUGENE HIGGINS SUCCESSOR.
Secretary Fairchild so Appoint his Cousin
70 the Maryland Mans Place.

WAsHTyGroS, Dec. lS.-Secreisry Fair
child hss decided to appoint Perry c. Smith,
Of Nsv Jersey, IS Chief of the Appointment
Division Of the Treasury Department in
place Of Eugsne Higgins. resigned. Mr..
Smiih IS cousin OF the Secretary. and a.
present holds the position Of Disbu~Ing
Cierk q. the Pcstcffce Department, end
VS. personally compiimenfed for his busi-
ness capacity oy the Psz-nastsr General in
bis las annual report lie nas accepted
the new appointment and viii relieve Mr.
Hirsins o. Dis 0utfes early in JsnusrT. He
has always bean Dsmscrs-. out has never
tsEan ar sCtivs part 81 poiacs. Secretary
FaTchi said be hss' tassd a50at giving the
otsics % = rsisfivs bgt vas inpeiled 70 do
g. b. tee close and coadisntsi character Of
the odice aud the good business auali6cs-
tiols 0f Mr. smith.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19

ss-. --ess - Tsksssts.t .tsstl>s
LsEEvrE9. Dec. lS.-This afternoon a. 5
O'Clock. Fred Ooe. an smploye a. the sbingls
mill a. ksadslivilis. received fsssl injury
from = bursting boiling ss~. The ssz vss
a condemned oHe ard vss plsced on ths
srbsr daring ihs absence - the propristors.
one pIsce tore a. uEIy woang in he shoni-
Ger. sug one lsIa hsre his hrsIus. A. iast
aoc81ufs 81 wss sfil sive. b1f cannot 1--we
~ he stzvs mil - this pisos, formerly
owned bv 8c sfee A Martin. is now un8sr
the management of NJ NeAfse. bs bxvioz
gsssyc1assd &r. Esztias interest.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19

BELLEvILLE, Ont. Dec. lS-Fred w. G.
Cooper, fresco painter, and Winnie Fiindsll,
young heiress of Trentoa, became enam-
ored of each other and were about being
married when X. A. Barber, bEotber-in-
law OF the girl, ascertained that Cooper vas
a married man with wife and child IA De-
troit. He went 10 the l.. L. c. Titus house,
where the tUo lovers were in hiding. and
would nave forced Minnie Ito leave. but
Cooper was appealed. 10 oy er TO prevent
him, and be did 80 at the point OF revoi-
yer. TIE trial OF this sensational case has
resulted in the jury finding him guilty.
Cooper has been In gsoi since October.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19

wArERrowS. n. v. Dec. is.-In the Cir
cult Court here Abi Jsckmsn, a young
suthorsss. sued Mrs. Hannah Perkins, aged
.bout 55 years. for 81, 500. claimed for writ
ing the lztter's life in tbs torn Of romance,
20 be rublished under Mrs Perkins name.
Ms. Perkins. 70 was testified. wished to
rival Msretis Holly. 40 thar the popular
.ntbor could not wax By Der with her
ksad up." The best lawyers Of the county
we're engaged on both sides. and the inter
AZ ia the csss was widespread. Tbs inry
rptnrnsd verdict for ths plaintiff for 81.
s3S75. Judgment aud levy vas or1ered.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19
ARRESTED FOR MURDER.
An Actor Suspected of Having Killed His
WIFE.


NEw YoRK. Dec. ts.-Robert Montgomery.
formerly an actor in Mrs. D. p. Bowers
company. was arrested this morning on
suspicion Of having murdered his wife in
their apartments At 225 West Tventy-ffth-
81 The body Of the young voman-she
vss % years old-vas found this morning
in the yard a. the rear of the dwelling, only
half dressed There was wound from 3
82-csliber pistol In the lett breast, and, as
there was listls blood TO be seen, 10 was evil
dent thai death had been almost instan-
taneous. Montgomery is IS years Old At
the station house the prisoner said that the
dead won an had not been rnsrrl-d 10 him.
but had lived with him for year. They
quarreled last night about ring that Mrs.
Montgomery had pawned IN order 70 get
some cash % purchass Christmas present
for him, and he left The house IN anger.
After drinking a good deal he returned and
vent TO bed. and knew nothing Of bis wife ;
death until arrested.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19
Mas. Aoo,s BARNES BENEDICT
Ser Death - ~@shinxtea Yesterday IRE "a
fyphsaa aai.ei@-

t~--<~--t - - t----~ - t--eelt
WssaIs6Eos Dee. ls--Afs- A63is Barnes
Bensdiet the artist. died this morning of
typhoid m4isris. afLsr = very brtsf iIlnsss.
Her illness vas not regarded as dangerous
until . tss hours before nsr death. when
acute psriLonltis appeared. Her remains
vii be ospositsd IN the vault Al Congres-
si0nAl Csmstsry On Tuesday nsxt
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19

Rx-pbxHsx. Va. Dec iS-rhe Bethie-
h.n Iron Comnsnv hss gsven notice Of
= general reduction of ie FER cent
IN wsxes - tsks sfierf IN Jar
usrv The reasGn assigned = that the
coa.iition ~ srssie and Reduced prices Ct
rails n nsrxst rsske Is necesSaTr tor this
.oDpany to restcee the expenses 81 manu-
fsrtrfre
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19

VIENNA, Dec. 1S.-Anotoer military coun-
eli was held today, over Which inc Emperor
presided. In addition TO those present who
had attended the previous council, Count
Weissrheimer, Austrian Minister of De
fense. aud Baron de Feiervzry. Hungarian
Minister of Defence. we're Ia attendance.
The conferences resolved that the u8exDend-
ed portion Of tae orssst Of 5. 1o0.e0 fori7s,
voted last year. be applied 70 the purchase
Of equipments sad the construction Of bots
for the troops In Gslicia.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19
A BLOODY KENTUCKY FEUp.

seven Men KILLED WitbiR a Week ss the
ResnIt Of = Family Quarrel
WTTcBEsTEs. Ky, Dec. ls.-Tbe feu5 be-
tween the Adams and Casveli factions
broke out sgain last Sunday hight in Rock
castle county. when. after church services.
Frank Adams was killed by one Of The Gas
vsis since then Frank Hsnion, James
Ionssefd. James Townvebd. Tom Jackson,
and two others, names unknown. have
been killed while many et7ers have been
wounded and several houses have been
burned.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19

RicarrE1n kss.. Dee ir.-At Boston.
Gel. Thursday. Newt Bradley. 3 tough, for
rr.riv Of this county, VS. killed BY the
M.~shal While trying n so the town
Prsfiirr srf bis gang of rsnessdes on sew
s-si s,s-rasions have done fais town. ard
.ffssnpted - capture the ballot box a. he
reapfr election isst Fserusrv. ont were
prevented BY az organization 81 citizens.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19

Cs1cAso. De-. fs.-Ths Rcck Tsisrd
N,rth western = ST. Fsul Rsiirosis put on
thssr new limited tsst rrsins 70 omaha
tonieht Trsirs vii hereafter lrsrs Chi
..,r1 Al 3 - :. rs-. resch the Missouri R YER
sf III a M. the next dsv. connectnx VIII
~. Cannon -osif en ne 1ien Ptnfc
sna ras~enxers ~iii rpsch Ssn Frsnci~co IN
sar-s 5sys and Efteen h0urs
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19

CsrcAeo. Dec tS.-Ths Ansrchists' De-
f-nse Association has rsised total sum OF
ga 800. Of whicn IL has spent So .0oo. bat has
d-bs- which viii more than wipe out the
balance. Since January, for services az
Ostaws and washington. Capt. Black hss
h.en rsid s. SEQ Gen. Pryor got g. ooo. aud
raonarsi swett 81 Gao. For soorthsnd
worx. printing and copT of the record
shere wss pad cut 81. 10 TIE receipts
frona January IN Novsmnsr were sASOo.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19
MURDER ~ a SALOON.
Ia. Rs.uit IT Bar Room ousrr-i IN
Fftf-burx

Fttf-hurg
PlrTsscse. Dee Is-About i50 O'Clock
this morning an alteration took , ace IN
James Dcisns saloon. No. ie9 G-sn'-st..
which resulted in The murder Of Johu
BGshsrt, = photographer John Ssin snd
Busbart rao wee drinking t,vsth hsr.
finally grew angry aud qgsrrsied They
sterred from tEr Dar- room ioso hsIi. AID
ao lsrther s1tsufiol VS. Eaii ~ tkem. A.
Hfils lster ore of Dolan cear3e-s. r. zoing
ur stairs. found Bushsrt lTing dead 80 tae
top. lie bad heen eut in the sisie = Eesn
b.ste having penetraref bra heaFE Kan
msn sxsi - eonccai hinise.f { nnui q O clcek
this morning. when he vas arrested
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19

CsH-seo, psc. Is.-Arh5srsscTs have f1sd
. q Esssnfisl rst. - g csats p@r 100 poon8s
on dressed n~sf in rsfrizsrzso- csr 0ge7 TIE
Grsax Trunk fr8n Cbiosge - Bostsn. Th.
en.6s f5s cet rstes On traax 1oee. and on
Dscsss ssr - - rate gssi - ebszs~c Eren
a - q aenz<
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19

LoSBcS. De. ls-Ths funeral Il Lin
rel, uho i alleged 10 have asd from in
furies received a. the bsnds q the poiice in
the Trsfsi gar square rioss q November Is.
took p sos today. I'D wss eondacte3 VIA
mach display snd attended 81 81 iuarasase
crord. Dense crowds OF peops. attended
hT bsnds of 10 mgsic snd Carrying 6szs. esn-
nsrs. ssrssners. efe rarcaed - tse csnas-
feTT aai terai.v pzckeI Is TneTs vsre 10
a-1snDsz A. r.Ctons Demonstration szi
ufth re exception q - 80 s1sd sn5
vsry fri7 a. rors oetveeu ffs r1uxher sis-
meat snd Eae police. srerytaiag pass~0 OF
wirn f5e atoscSt Eood order.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19

PrrrssUss. Der. Is-Lssf night Police
naa John Wallace. Of AilsrhenT. r.s "a
ally stabbed sy pickpooket w5om hs -ss
chasing. The fsiiew escaue.L WsIsce =
AZ his housa snf sinking slowly.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19

CnIcseo. Dec. ls.-Dr. ST. Johns counsel
have served Ststes Attorney Tongenecksr
With notice that they would demand al
in e3isfe trlsl The case viii be ros1-
n1enced tomorrow before Judge Collins.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19

designated BTizs5isr Gsnsrsl MsoF ss3v.
Con usisesry 6su--si - snss.sfencs % AZ
- secreEary 81 2 ~ salng tns ssseuce 81
secrstssv kndicott
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19

NV YozK, Der. fs-T8s number of
business failures 10 the United sfsies during
to week vas 25s snd n oaasSa a. zi~ins
to.sl of %. whicb was slso he 6zurs for
toe corresponding wsss Of izsf year
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19

CoSETs sSTTSoPlk De. fs-Ths Saitsn
has gwen Ais perT ssica - Esra,i Pssha
~ Aheilvs 81 kzgsS e r.st Csa<ssn-ne-
Ds&
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19

Csrcseo. Dec. is-Fhs Kansss Citv divi-
son 81 ths 81 Pas Road ~il opsn Tor pss-
seprer Business 5aracfr3s
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19

SaollAkN' .
cRtNoEsT DISPLAY OF
HOLIDAY GOODS !
EVER EXHIBITED.
We offer oar Mammoth Stock Of
Christmas Presents .
At Bottom IMPORTERS Prices
Now is the tir-s g. secure the cream Of the
stock. Goods laid one side fof you until
Christmas, on small payment. Our Paoes
the Lowest Our Assortment the Greatest.
Buy your presents under one roof.
Eight Stores i'm One .
FOR GIRLS
Extraordinary assortment Of Dolls iB
every class. Our cloth body china
limb Doll viii last. Does not getout of
order. Our - cent washable Doll.
with bsr and natural eyes. 10 worth 80
cents. Don't buy until yon see them
Our gs-cerlt hid bo3v Bisous Head Doll
was sold last year 81 81 50 Our line 81
completely dressed dolls j. from ~ cents
70 3. A oompleis present a. once.
yoE oiRLs.
Dolls isce osps latest French shspes.
Dolls shoes and stocking, - o. our tid
babies
PoR GIRLS
our Wax Dolls are the finest model,
ever mace in France. They ere besuti-
fol. Our 33-cent size - the isvorits. -
inches long.
ros oTRLs
Wood. Willow and Rattan Chsi-s from
q cents DINING TABLES. sisgsnt
finish from - cent?. our table ~ q 10
is strong and useful enough Tor the
mother. j. bss checker board sDd yard
measure DISHES 70 SO or ne tables
srs In endless variety. and were never
81 large Tor The m0ney-25 cents 70 80
high a. Won please.
YOF GIRLS
Tas FISH POND IL . zane tiiat viii
smuss circle Does not ret trssome.
a. cents upwards.
FoR GIRLS
Nsrhie rsrues in enfiess variety. MAJ
bic railroad and bsFstslis oousbinsd,
only <5 cents. Hevsr been seer before.
DsIfs Esasssas IN psefrl. win nStfress.
fof 81, - inches tonE Our fsvorits toy.
Dols Grades for y osDts Dolls ear
fisgss for - c.nis.
FOp CIpLs
TIE T0BTTHA SEWING MACHINE.
Ire novelty of the zee f,sffsrf end
sirnpis movement Dols cloibes and
srnsH fsssily sewing pfrf~c-ly done.
Fvsre machine sestea aud sent ont 10
runrirr s~fpr A child vears Old car
opr-ets n FTi>s only $50
FoF GIRLS
Continuation letter money safe frou %
cents 70 g - eect Positively vii lsst
lile fifre Cannot be OPENED Without
fse carubiuNti0n.
FOR GIRLS
F1sBos from 81 ceBts te fi75- Truuks
from - csnfs. picture blocks and Dulis-
fnr from cerlts ~ 8. a ns~ picta-e
block this yea for p cents tfssf ls.8s
fhe ~ord
rOF GIRLS
Bureaus without ulirrorE for - certs
Eeeutiip dressing ceres f0f fil<5 Narie
lsate-ns tasf certainly srt the rrcss -
tsrest5ng tov ever ipreDfed from ~
cert. - 80
Ths = only o1e-bsr-ta aolss ada - Az sr-rrs.s
fnseres.sF ~ rsreee err ever i5sr ffrtsf-rss
sslf = - fo7ssd in p Le1zEsF6. .11.s 4 O. frr.
/ l-<nss.st s>srs-
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-19

Manager Smith offers another good bill
Al MS theatre this week. The Eddy novel
" combination is sn attraction said 10 Dc
unequaled ih It's specially.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-10-27
Koumyss as a Fashionable Drink.

kOumis, Or KOumyss, as the Russians
write it, is the latest fashionable drink,
and has just made its appearance in St.
Louis. 1t got its first boom after Gar
fields assassination, for you will remem-
Der it was almost the sole food used tow
ard the end to sustain the sufferers life.
Doctors took to it right away and soon
were using it freely in prescriptions
where it was necessary to treat a weak
condition of the stomach. Now it is sold
in saloons and drug stores in New York
city, where it is the favorite beverage of
those who are not given to intoxicants
1t is also largely sold in Chicago, and
have a number of customers here who
come for it daily. Ladies take to it and
seem very fond of it. It's effect is exhil-
arating, but it is really a strengthening
beverage and tones the stomach better
than anything else Iknow of. Koumyss
Is also known as mares milk, and the
genuine article should be prepared from
this source, though some make it out of
cows milk, glucose, yeast and other in
gradients. The process is this: The
mares milk is bottled, turned upside
down, and left three days to ferment.
On the third day it is ready to drink, and
it must be drunk on that day, as it spoiIs
on the fourth. 1t tastes little bit like
buttermilk, but is more pungent and
makes you smack your lips after taking.
1 had about twenty ladies in here after
the matinee to-day drinking it, and it
was almost as pretty and heart-piercing
as Patti song to hear them smack their
lips and see them wipe the white foam
from the tips of their noses.-J. A. Fer
now in Globe-Democrat.